He wasnt hating as hard as you think, and funny is funny dammit
I watched it 3x already, 1x with the wife. Because I am weird... I thought it was a decent vid. And he tore off the "bumper" frame coming down from that "pot hole test" landing on the hitch from 5' in the air... not towing that truck out.
Good Vid and it made me want to the cybercuk again
Kinda worked out pretty epic though… she’s back to a K-8 school which is what she loves. Also managed to keep her corporate salary from when she worked here but is now off in summer again. Also CF will go up daycare on site at the fancy private school for a discounted rate.
It’s some elite rich folk school that’s like $45k for high and $30-40k for younger years
Car Talk 6: Best of times and Worst of Times
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2024 5:18 pm
by Melon2.0
Watching people nearly cut their fingers off in the frunk has been endless hours of entertainment.
Kinda worked out pretty epic though… she’s back to a K-8 school which is what she loves. Also managed to keep her corporate salary from when she worked here but is now off in summer again. Also CF will go up daycare on site at the fancy private school for a discounted rate.
It’s some elite rich folk school that’s like $45k for high and $30-40k for younger years
Job hopping is the way to great pay and benefits IMO. There's no reward for loyalty.
Car Talk 6: Best of times and Worst of Times
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2024 5:28 pm
by ChrisoftheNorth
Melon2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 5:18 pm
Watching people nearly cut their fingers off in the frunk has been endless hours of entertainment.
That could/would happen with many vehicles. It's equal parts and
I don't care for the Cybertruk for many reasons, but this trend is just dumb.
He wasnt hating as hard as you think, and funny is funny dammit
I watched it 3x already, 1x with the wife. Because I am weird... I thought it was a decent vid. And he tore off the "bumper" frame coming down from that "pot hole test" landing on the hitch from 5' in the air... not towing that truck out.
Good Vid and it made me want to the cybercuk again
lol nice.
re: the bumper / frame. Towing puts alot of weird forces on things. Also aluminium has a finite cycle life, so you needs lots of meat to keep stresses low to keep that cycle life reasonably high. I mean they drag raced the thing TOWING, so I'm sure there is strength there. You would also have to make a steel to aluminium connection eventually on that vehicle. It looks bad, but I am also not completely sold on the 'its not strong enough' metric either.
What it does tell me is that a minor rear end accident may render the towing abilities of your cybercuck null.
Car Talk 6: Best of times and Worst of Times
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2024 8:13 am
by D Griff
I thought that video was like a highlights real to start before they got into the actual content... I don't know how anyone can watch that shit. Such a jumbled mess. Cybercuck looks to be pretty in the five minutes I survived
D Griff wrote: ↑Thu Aug 08, 2024 8:13 am
I thought that video was like a highlights real to start before they got into the actual content... I don't know how anyone can watch that shit. Such a jumbled mess. Cybercuck looks to be pretty in the five minutes I survived
I couldn't get through it. I don't understand this youtube generation.
D Griff wrote: ↑Thu Aug 08, 2024 8:13 am
I thought that video was like a highlights real to start before they got into the actual content... I don't know how anyone can watch that shit. Such a jumbled mess. Cybercuck looks to be pretty in the five minutes I survived
I couldn't get through it. I don't understand this youtube generation.
I couldn't get through it. I don't understand this youtube generation.
#okboomers WHY DO YOU HATE GEN Z
I've never watched a TikTok or YouTube short... I also don't like reals (don't go on Insta anymore anyway) but see why they're addicting. This Cybercuck vid just felt like a bunch or 'shorts' poorly edited together versus stuff from the likes of Everyday Driver, Savage Geese, Throttle House, TST, which are produced more like traditional media/TV and vastly more enjoyable to me.
Evidently this guy is making enough money to destroy $150K of vehicles in one video though, so the joke is on me.
I've never watched a TikTok or YouTube short... I also don't like reals (don't go on Insta anymore anyway) but see why they're addicting. This Cybercuck vid just felt like a bunch or 'shorts' poorly edited together versus stuff from the likes of Everyday Driver, Savage Geese, Throttle House, TST, which are produced more like traditional media/TV and vastly more enjoyable to me.
Evidently this guy is making enough money to destroy $150K of vehicles in one video though, so the joke is on me.
While wearing what looks to be an AP. So $20k-ish watch too.
D Griff wrote: ↑Thu Aug 08, 2024 8:13 am
I thought that video was like a highlights real to start before they got into the actual content... I don't know how anyone can watch that shit. Such a jumbled mess. Cybercuck looks to be pretty in the five minutes I survived
I couldn't get through it. I don't understand this youtube generation.
I love YouTube. It’s my favorite form of media by far.
I LOVE the early C3. It's not a great performance machine, but would make a dope cruiser. I'd love one in the same gold that the astronauts received.
They're dope looking. J Ho had one that he graciously let me drive. Definitely not a 'driver's car' by any means but fantastic cruiser, just looks awesome, sounds good, fairly comfy (although small), enough power to cruise comfortably in the modern era.
Hopefully he'll post some pics, it was a hot car. SImilar color to Cale's dad's.
Not a drivers car? Maybe you’re not a driver then….
That’s when cars required very bit of your attention. Still my favorite car I’ve ever owned. Just makes me nervous to drive in Charlotte since no one pays attention and is texting.
Small is an understatement. I’ve driven plenty of 4 speeds and holy shit was it tight.